Description

The Windsor Plantation was considered the finest antebellum Greek Revival mansion in Mississippi when it was built in 1861. Union troops commanded by Ulysses S. Grant visited this site on their march towards Vicksburg in late 1862. The mansion survived the war but was destroyed by fire in 1890. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, 23 Corinthian columns defiantly survive the passage of time.

Detail

Editions:
25/25

Port Gibson, Mississippi 2012

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20in x 24in